The Aokigahara Suicide Forest In Japan

[ralis]

Found about this a few weeks ago and here is a tour of the forest where one can commit suicide without interference.

 

 

[GrandmasterP]

Bit creepy that.

Sod that place for a picnic!

Edited June 17, 2014 by GrandmasterP

[thelerner]

Its (more) acceptable in their culture. Still it happens often, more per capita then most of the world, more then the U.S. rate. Studies have shown that if its put off, more often then not people go on to live good productive lives. Making it too easy, allows random factors to align sending a person very low when time would make things better.

[Vanir Thunder Dojo Tan]

From an "All Encompassing Infinitesimal Omniversal Unit(y)" perspective, death is a farce...


To elaborate, it would be a perspective that all of infinity consistently and constantly exists simultaneously, and that there are "alternate lives" parallell to all alternate lives, which are both identical and different in some ways, certain ways, and most particularaly, and relevantly, that we never witness and/or experience our own death, that, instead, we continue on to the most relevant adjacent "identical alternate life" seamlessly.

The worst we can experience is pain, suffering, grief, misery, and mourning.

So this leads to the next concept: Phasic death.

When we die, HOW we die, determines the next of infinite realities we "move on" to. the most popular is that the "experience of death" is the coming birth of another, new, usually unrelated and karmically associated Life.

But in regards to suicide, perhaps we simply strengthen ourselves... becoming strong and aware, through leaving one reality for another.

[BaguaKicksAss]

"living" out the rest of your existence as a half aware/conscious hungry ghost...

 

Though if you could somehow be at perfect peace, and not have internal turmoil and anguish, it could (in theory?) perhaps work out.